SealSavers... yes or no.

[Okiewan]

Vote!

 

[GETMETOCA]

Yes. They're a good thing - they work well.

 

[Vic]

No.

Overkill and ugly.

 

[Papakeith]

not high on my "to have" list.

I'll say no

 

[rickyd]

No, keep it simple

 

[XRpredator]

sealsavers seem simple, silly.

 

[Dewster]

Not sure about he MX community but in the Enduro world, I've found them to be more of an additional maintenace item than anything else. They really hold alot of gunk up under there.

No.

 

[Vic]

They're for people that don't know enough not to blast their fork seals with the power washer.

Is that us? :ohmy:

 

[truespode]

Is that us? :ohmy:

Well... it is me :)

Ivan

 

[Chili]

Not for me.

 

[DWreck]

In my opinion they are a must have here in the red dirt of Stillwater. I never got more than 6 months out of a set of seal before they were puking oil everywhere.

But this bike is going to California to be ridden by people who have a shop full of tools and probably won't have the bike long enough to go through a set of seals anyway.

So my vote is NO.

 

[MrLuckey]

I'm not voting at this time but keep in mind most of the people I know who ride off road out here only wash their bikes about 3 times a year lol. (unless they are just cleaning so they can open up the motor or something. If the bike was like my KTM I'd vote yes with stock seals, no idea how the stockers hold up on the honda. I can't imagine too many people in SoCal would vote for them, seals just don't see that much abuse down here.

 

[SFO]

I would hate to trade the forks suppleness for some perception of durability, heck, as it is not a 4st you are going to need something to fuss with...

 

[CaptainObvious]

Seal Savers, No.

Forkslyck, YES.

 

[Okiewan]

Done.